, 1887-11-10

ST LOUIS, Nov. 5.-Chief Bushy-
head and other officials OF the Cher
okee nation, have sent Il message to q
local paper denying that there is any
trouble at Tahleguaha, and claim the
false reports are being sent out to
iniure the patton.
BosToS, Novcmbe 5.-The 100 mile
bicycle race here today was won by
s. Z. HolliDgswOrth of Indiana.
Time, s hrs, 45 min and 30 sec.
PORTLAND, Nov. 5.-A very serious
accident is reported to have occurred
at Eight Mile creek, Wascu county.
Oregon. Last night while H. Carey
and his son We're sleeping near the
road team became frightened and
ran over them. Young Carey had
both his arms badly fractured and
the father mad his head fearfully cut.
While the injuries are very serious,
neither father or son are considered
to be dangerously hurt.
In Judge Shattuck's court today
three heavy Judgments were entered
against the bankrupt firm of II.
AcEerman IL Co, one in favor Of the
1st national bank for Sl7,0l6 and S4O0
attorneys fees, another in favor of
Rev j. Black for S3,014 and $3.50
attorneys fees, and the third in favor
Of j. l.. Oppenheimer for $50, ,13405
and 5000 attorneys fees, the whole
aggregatins S4l,4I405. The court
ordered the property of the frlH to
be sold.
WALLA WALLA, November 5.-This
afternoon Charles Troup, Frank
Weldon and James Collins, awaiting
trial for burglary, escaped from the
county jail by crawling through an
aperture just made fcr the insertion
of sewer pipe. collins the kid" WAS
caught soon after i'll an outhouse n
block away. The others are still at
large.
San FRANCIsCo, November 5.-It is
reported tonight that John X. Moore,
one of the chief operators in the
reputed Spanish. land grant frauds;
and who has been indicted by the
grand jury for felony, has left for
parts unknown.
The whalers Fleet Wing, Sea
Breeze and Lydia arrived from the
Arctic today with $500 barrels oil and
$500 pounds bone.
LONDON, Nov. 5.-Advices from St.
Paul De Loande state that the news
has been received there from Harry
NJ. Stanley, under date of Sept Sth,
to the effect that his expedition had
left camp, and that he was established
about eight days journey from the
MabOde country, and was advancing
! toward the western shore of Albert
| Nyanza. Tho men were greatly IA
tigned, and had struggled with diff :
! Guilty over a distance of several kilo-
meters. The most important chiefs
of the country through which the
/ expedition had travelled readily COM
, piled with Stanlry's request for food.
The government OF Madagascar has
! notified the treaty powers of its re-
/ fusal TO receive the cXequator of any
! consul through the French minister
resident, because NJ. Devilers, ;the
! munster resident, has stated that
/ England has consented to the ex-
equar Of the British consulate at
| Tamatave passing through his hands.
! This British surrender has created
/ surprise. while NJ. Devilers' system
attic disregard of the treaty between
! France and Madagascar has rendered
! Il mOduS UircHdi between him and the
Madagascar premier impo' sible.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 Secretary
! Whitney is reported to have broken
! down under mental strain, and is un-
able to prepare his annual report in
timo for the meeting of congress.
! For the past year he has Suffered
/ from headache, and now he is unable
to attend to his correspondence He
! left Washington several days ago for
New York, and when he will return
/ is problem atical 1t Is said that tho.
secretary's trouble was probably ag-
gravated during the very warm
weather of the past summer, when he
gave personal attention to the pre-
! p.rntion Of the contracts for the new
/ naval vessels.